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Lomalinda Niversitychurch February 29, 2020 Church at Worship February 29 Church at Study SANCTUARY 9:00 & 11:45 A.M. SANCTUARY 10:30 A.M. Congregational Singing Leslie Ferguson LomaLinda Out of respect for worshipers around you, please silence all electronic devices. niversityChurch Opening Hymn Christ the Lord, All Power Possessing No. 415 of Seventh-day Adventists Video Announcements Prayer, Welcome, and Introductions Lolita Campbell Prelude Allegro con moto Jason W. Krug Special Feature Spiritual Care in a Hindu College Terry Swenson BellForza Prayer for the Offering Terry Swenson Pastoral Welcome Miguel Mendez Offering Church Expense (For mission offering mark envelope) Hymn of Praise Pass Me Not, O Gentle Savior No. 569 Offertory Oboe Concerto No. 2 in D minor m-Adagio Prayer Chris Stanley Crystal Tompkins, oboe solo Alessandro Marcello Noreen Tompkins, piano Prayer Response Surely the Presence of the Lord arr. Fred Bock Is in This Place Lesson From Contamination to Purification Miguel Mendez Sanctuary Choir Closing Prayer Miguel Mendez Tithes and Offerings Local Church Budget (Loose offerings go to church budget) Postlude Selected Various Offertory Rhapsody in B-flat Minor Matthew Compton BellForza Superintendent: Lolita Campbell Pianist: David Smith Producer: Art Kroetz Lamb’s Offering* I’ve Got the Joy Carol Tornquist Children’s Feature Dan Matthews Baptism Oscar Page Charles Pakpahan2 Raymond Duran Miguel Mendez2 Anthem God, My Shepherd, Walks Beside Me Sanctuary Choir Johann Sebastian Bach Meditation2 High School & Adult Sabbath School Classes Scripture Reading Micah 6:1-8, TNIV Andrew Bautista High School ReGen / 10:00 a.m., Wong Kerlee (Pew Bible, pp. 1390, 1391) Alex Bautista Young Adult Sermon Walk Humbly with God Randy Roberts Praxis / 10:00 a.m., rm 101 Advent Hope / 9:00 a.m., Centennial Complex/ 6:8 Religion (part 3 of 3) Rooted / 10:00 a.m., Griggs Hall rm 138 Damazo Amphitheater Hymn of Response Have Thine Own Way, Lord No. 567 Adults Adult Sabbath School / 10:30 a.m., Sanctuary Sabbath Seminar / 10:30 a.m., Centennial Closing Prayer Randy Roberts Complex, rm 3208 The Bible Lab / 10:30 a.m., Randall Amphitheater Postlude Allegro from Sonata No. 4 Felix Mendelssohn Branson Legacy Sabbath School / 10:30 a.m., Language Based (Please maintain reverence during the postlude) Centennial Complex, rm 3111 Spanish Sabbath School / 10:15 a.m., Centennial Complex, rm 3232 The Connecting Place / 10:30 a.m., LLUC rm 103 Kristian Leukert, chorister Hungarian Worship Group / 4 p.m., LLUC rm 103 Celia Chan Valerio, director, BellForza Ariel Quintana, director, Sanctuary Choir Faith & Science / 10:25 a.m., Mortensen Hall 1st and 3rd Saturdays Bryan Hartnell, Art Kroetz, producers Kimo Smith, organist Gathering Place / 10:20 a.m., Prince Hall break rm Southern Asia Fellowship Worship Group / 1First Service 2Second Service 6:30 p.m. rm 108 Ken Hart / 10:30 a.m., West Hall (School of 11125 Campus Street, Loma Linda, CA 92354 | (909) 558-4570 *Lamb’s offering for the 1st quarter goes to Children’s Ministry. Nursing), rm 1105 Church Life Calendar Offering today: local church budget. Next week: UReach Food Pantry needs your help! It is Tuesday, March 3 local church budget. All loose and undesignated currently low on the following items: bottled water, 6:30 p.m. Experiencing God Bible Study, room 105 offerings are applied to church budget. You may rice, dry beans, and pasta. Your contributions and give online by visiting lluc.org. donations will be of great help to the families and Wednesday, March 4 individuals who benefit from this service. 6:00 p.m. Open Prayer Circle, “Acts of the Apostles,” room 103 7:00 p.m. 10 Days of Prayer, “The Work of the Holy Spirit,” Intercessory Prayer The center floral arrangement is given by the Meeting, Room 102 deacons in memory of Luis Consuegra and his Fusion Block Party: Volunteers are needed to many years of dedicated service to the church. assist a new outreach project led by young adults. Thursday, March 5 The San Bernardino Fusion Block Party meets 12:00 noon Sandwiches and Salvation, room 105 With deep sadness we announce the death of Thursdays from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Community Winsome Small on February 10. She is survived SDA Church to support homeless individuals and Friday, March 6 7:00 p.m. Night Church (Praxis), Young Adults, the Courtyard by husband Richard, daughter Allison, and needy families. A free dinner, haircuts, and clothing 7:00 p.m. Find Us Faithful: LLU Alumni Feature Stories, sanctuary siblings Errol, Paul, Lincoln, Jennifer, Peggy, giveaways will be followed by classes on addiction Winsome, Hope, Sharon, Carole, Denise, Yvette, recovery, job placement, art, cooking, piano, guitar, Sabbath, March 7 and Joy. A memorial service will be held Monday, and exercise. Contact Bo Kim (818)462-1900 or 9:00 & 11:45 a.m. “Living Your #BestLife,” Joey Oh, sanctuary March 16, at 2 p.m. in room 103 with a reception Instagram: Fusion_SanBernardino. 10:30 a.m. LLUC Sabbath School, “From Confession to Consolation,” Moses Estrada, sanctuary in the courtyard or room 105. 4:30 p.m. Mission Vespers, sanctuary Rules of Engagement Spring Series for couples University Church Campers will camp at who are engaged or thinking about a marriage will Sunset Today - 5:45 p.m. Sunset Next Week - 5:51 p.m. Membership Transfers Guajome Regional Park (Oceanside) March 13 be held on Friday nights in April, 6 to 8 p.m., in Incoming to 15. Bring your tent or camper, or just come for room 130. No charge for the series, but a fee is Mario & Kimberly Galan Alberto- Lilibeth Rose Fabra Brad (Glib) Pavlenko Sabbath to join Ramon and Nikki Gonzalez for charged for testing materials. Register at lluc.org. Vazquez LL Filipino, Loma Linda, CA Crosswalk, Redlands, CA a great nature experience followed by a potluck Sermon Introduction Phoenix Camelback, AZ lunch. For information and reservations call Joan Prayer Ministry: Save the date for the annual LLUC Warren Halversen Chris & Jody Stanley Summers at (909)796-6075 before March 9. Prayer Conference from May 7 to 9. Please make What is 6:8 Religion? The Old Testament prophet Then, humility. One of the ways that the dictionary Tioloan Aritang Redlands, CA Redlands, CA plans to attend. Look for more information soon. Micah answers the question in chapter 6 verse 8, defines humility is this: “A modest or low view of United Indonesian, Fontana, CA Loma Linda Academy Homecoming will be The Prayer Room: The team is back in room and the answer is surprisingly brief. Here is my one’s own importance.” If we put that concept into Joy Hirdler Piala Styadi held today in Chan Auditorium on the Loma Linda 102 (by the courtyard) each Sabbath from 9 a.m. paraphrase of that answer: “God has showed you the content of Micah’s statement, then he is saying Ariana Cunningham Trent & McKenzie Hirdler Azure Hills, Grand Terrace, CA Elementary campus. Events include Sabbath to 1:15 p.m. Stop by anytime. what is good, and what religion he expects from that in our life with God, we are to remember that Mt Rubidoux, Riverside, CA Pacific Union College, Angwin, CA worship, class photos, alumni luncheon, campus Weekly Prayer Line: Join other prayer partners in you—a religion characterized by three things– God is God, and we are not. In other words, we are Greg Sullivan tours, and class reunions. An alumni brunch will prayer from your home each Tuesday and Friday three simple things: to act justly, to love mercy, to maintain clearly in our minds the limited nature Killian Dalton Lina Kalangi Keene, TX be held on Sunday, March 1, at 9:30 a.m. Visit morning via teleconference. Call the prayer line and to walk humbly with God.” That’s 6:8 religion. of being human. Such is not to disparage humanity Crosswalk, Redlands, CA Mt Rubidoux, Riverside, CA www.lla.org/alumni for more information or to at 6 a.m.: (909)361-6220, ID 11125#. It is also the current sermon series, and today is or to suggest that we are not of immense value. Profession of Faith RSVP for homecoming and the alumni brunch. our third and final study in this series. Today, our We are! Calvary settles that question once and for Tom & Patricia Dickinson Daniel Kido Arthur Halder Enjoy a beautiful handbell concert with BellForza focus is on that last phrase: “Walk humbly with all—we are of immense worth to God. But we are Costa Mesa, CA Mission Rd, Redlands, CA If you enjoyed the music BellForza shared and other local handbell choirs at the SECC your God” (TNIV). So what does it mean to walk limited. We are creatures. There is a God above us today, consider making a donation in any amount Advanced Handbell Festival Concert this Friday, humbly with God? to whom each must give an account. So a life with Outgoing to the “handbell equipment fund.” Thank you for March 6, 7 p.m., at Redlands Adventist Academy. God must, of necessity, be characterized by humility. Gerald & Lynnece Abel Kyung Lee Dennis & Phyllis Rowlett your support! First of all, “to walk” is another way of saying to Niles Westside, Niles, MI LL Korean, Loma Linda, CA Thai Church, Redlands, CA live in relationship with. So Micah is speaking So, 6:8 Religion calls us to continually live in humble to us of the kind of relationship we have with relationship with God. And that kind of relationship B. Lyn Behrens, Roseburg, OR Donarth & Dania Luna Jennifer Wong God. Thus, when Micah uses this phrase, he is with God will certainly affect every other relationship Crosswalk, Redlands, CA Azure Hills, Grand Terrace, CA Community Life calling his people to an ongoing, vibrant, living in our lives.
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